| Nov-29-03 | | PinkPanther: What?! 1-0? That makes no sense whatsoever. How about the continuation 26. Qxh6 Qxd1+ 27. Bxd1 Rxd1#. Am I overlooking something, or is there just some sort of problem on the scoresheet or what? |
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Nov-29-03
 | | chessgames.com: There seem to be a lot of moves in this game that don't make any sense. |
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Nov-29-03
 | | technical draw: Yeah, like how about white not taking Queen and then Black missing a mate in two?? |
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Nov-29-03
 | | Reisswolf: This had to be some kind of a lightning game. There is no way that grandmasters of their calibre can miss such obvious moves. |
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| Nov-29-03 | | Kaspablanca: I think pinkpanther is right.It must be a technical problem with the scoresheet. |
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Dec-02-03
 | | Honza Cervenka: More reasonable and probably correct gamescore of the game from Buenos Aires thematic Sicilian tournament is Anand vs Judit Polgar, 1994 |
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| Dec-02-03 | | chessworshipper: see gelfans vs anand;0-1;1993 for a crystalline example of anand's genius
dont miss it. |
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| Dec-02-03 | | chessworshipper: i meant gelfand of course...sorry i dont know how to put the game as a link like honza above..if someone could tell me then perhaps next time....:) |
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Dec-02-03
| | Honza Cervenka: <chessworshipper> It is easy to put the link into a comment. Try to copy the adress of game from adress line of your browser into the text of your message. It will appear as an active link after posting of the message like that one above. |
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| Jan-08-05 | | pointguard: chances are that this game was on a 5-minute timed pace. and the clock is notorious for lowering a chessplayer's abilities |
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| Jan-08-05 | | bishopmate: I don't get this... how is it 1-0?... even the worst beginner could figure the mate in two out? what happened? |
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Jan-08-05
 | | paulalbert: This score sheet bears no resemblance to the actual game at Buenos Aires which went for 42 moves.Paul Albert |
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| Sep-29-05 | | Ferdyrojo: Judit Polgar -V. Anand
San Luis, Argentina
World Championship Tournamente
Round 1, 28/Sept/2005
0 - 1
Same opening, same colors, same country. Judit made an issue as White and was severely punished for castling to the Queenside. Her K-attack was stopped 'stone cold' before any real firework flashed. Vishy Anand cautiously put out all the fire on his Kingside, then launched his own deadly counterattack on the Q-side against Judit's unsafe king (comment by Susan Polgar in her weblog). |
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| Sep-29-05 | | AdrianP: <Ferdyrojo> <Same opening> Huh? This is a Sicilian - (unsurprisingly given that it was a Sicilian thematic tournament). Yesterday's game was a Caro-Kann. |
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| May-31-12 | | screwdriver: The moves make no sense. Please remove this from the database as soon as possible. TIA |
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| Dec-25-12 | | King.Arthur.Brazil: Love... love... love... I'm sure this game ended with a kiss! She didn't want to win, don't you understand folks? |
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